The Trial of Title to Land in Oklahoma Being a Treatise On the Law of Real Est
The Trial of Title to Land in Oklahoma Being a Treatise On the Law of Real Est
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16 Sec. 1706. Manner of distribution of funds after sale of lands. When the unallotted lands and other property belonging to the Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee, Creek and Seminole tribes of Indians have been sold and the moneys arising from such sales or from any other source whatever have been paid into the United States treasury to the credit of said tribes, respectively, and when all the just charges "Act of April 2G, 190G, Sec. 16; 34 Stat. L. 137.
§ 1707 merwine's trial of title to land. 120...4 against the funds of the respective tribes have been deducted therefrom, any remaining funds shall be distributed per capita to the members then living and the heirs of deceased members whose names appear upon the finally approved rolls of the respective tribes, such distribution to be made under rules and regulations to be prescribed by the secre- tary of the interior. 17 Sec. 1707. Secretary of interior authorized to bring* suits for collection of money or land.
The secretary of the interior is hereby authorized to bring suit in the name of the United States, for the use of the Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee, Creek or Seminole tribes, respectively, either before or after the dissolution of the tribal governments, for the collection of any moneys or recovery of any land claimed by any of said tribes, whether such claim shall arise prior to or after the dissolution of the tribal governments, and the United States courts in Indian Territory are hereby given jurisdiction to try and determine all such suits, and the secretary of the interior is authorized to pay from the funds of the tribe interested any costs and necessary expenses incurred in maintaining and prosecuting such suits : Provided, that proceedings to which any of said tribes is a party pending before any court or tribunal at the date of dissolution of the tribal governments shall not be thereby abated or in anywise affected, but shall proceed to final disposition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
16 Sec. 1706. Manner of distribution of funds after sale of lands. When the unallotted lands and other property belonging to the Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee, Creek and Seminole tribes of Indians have been sold and the moneys arising from such sales or from any other source whatever have been paid into the United States treasury to the credit of said tribes, respectively, and when all the just charges "Act of April 2G, 190G, Sec. 16; 34 Stat. L. 137.
§ 1707 merwine's trial of title to land. 120...4 against the funds of the respective tribes have been deducted therefrom, any remaining funds shall be distributed per capita to the members then living and the heirs of deceased members whose names appear upon the finally approved rolls of the respective tribes, such distribution to be made under rules and regulations to be prescribed by the secre- tary of the interior. 17 Sec. 1707. Secretary of interior authorized to bring* suits for collection of money or land.
The secretary of the interior is hereby authorized to bring suit in the name of the United States, for the use of the Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee, Creek or Seminole tribes, respectively, either before or after the dissolution of the tribal governments, for the collection of any moneys or recovery of any land claimed by any of said tribes, whether such claim shall arise prior to or after the dissolution of the tribal governments, and the United States courts in Indian Territory are hereby given jurisdiction to try and determine all such suits, and the secretary of the interior is authorized to pay from the funds of the tribe interested any costs and necessary expenses incurred in maintaining and prosecuting such suits : Provided, that proceedings to which any of said tribes is a party pending before any court or tribunal at the date of dissolution of the tribal governments shall not be thereby abated or in anywise affected, but shall proceed to final disposition.
What to read after The Trial of Title to Land in Oklahoma Being a Treatise On the Law of Real Est?
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